some old 80's pics of Soesterberg AB.
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We even reached it today!warthog64 wrote:I think we might reach the 100.000 views miliestone one of these day's
But thanks everybody, for those wonderfull pictures. Love to see the history of EHSB, which I grew up next to, and which I'm so attached on. Still I'm convinced I was born too late, and missed wonderfull years. (I only experienced the last view years of the American F-15's here. (so '93/'94, was 6/7 years old then.)
But seeing this pictures, I can at least see al those wonderfull planes that visited Soesterberg, and I'm really enjoying that! Thanks!
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here is one...sp00k wrote:Does anyone have any pics of Scrambles?.
I remember standing in the garden of this friendly woman who lived next to the runway, and it was always to damn awesome when the eagles would scramble, pulling up at the end of the runway would make for great photo ops.
and another one,
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Nice QRA pics, but i`m looking for pics that are less.. randje-randje.
But pics from when they would pull up at the end of the runway.
Standing on the road that runs between the base and the hill would also give great photo`s since they would pull up right above you.
(i got rid of my slides about 10 years ago when i called it quits.. now i`m kicking myself in the head for that)
But pics from when they would pull up at the end of the runway.
Standing on the road that runs between the base and the hill would also give great photo`s since they would pull up right above you.
(i got rid of my slides about 10 years ago when i called it quits.. now i`m kicking myself in the head for that)
Soesterberg AB Spotter '84-'96